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Answer (1 of 3): There seems to be a convention to consider anything smaller than 20 mm as small arms, and anything larger than that “artillery” (per Brittanica, anyway), because 20 mm is pretty much the smallest practical size for a “shell”—that is, a hollow projectile containing some sort of ge
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